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Help with determining eligibility and assistance in completing an application for SNAP(LINK card). Service by appointment only.

Acute, chronic and preventive care for children from birth to 21 years of age.

Dial-a-Ride program for all township residents, reduced fare for qualified riders to any location in Wayne and Bloomingdale townships. Rides given to multiple locations including Marianjoy Physical Therapy, College of DuPage, DuPage County Complex, Central DuPage Hospital and others.

Home Based Support Services/Home Based Waiver Program provides a monthly budget for individuals and their families to get services through the Illinois Department of Human Services. We help individuals and families by assisting them in arranging for, directing and managing services. Funds often used to pay for a Personal Support Worker (PSW) who assists individuals with learning new skills. Funds may also be used for community day services, supported employment, home modification, adaptive equipment costs and therapies.

Local government administering city services including planning, zoning and code enforcement.

Provides financial assistance for vehicle registration fees.

Local police authority.

Free health insurance counseling for Medicare beneficiaries by certified SHIP counselors

Acute, chronic and preventive care for eligible children and young adults.

Administers village services: waste water treatment and waste management.

Treatment from psychiatrists for a variety of mental health conditions for adults. Appointments can be made for online and in-person sessions.

Up to 12 months of safe housing provided for free to women who are survivors of human trafficking. Also providing counseling and skills development to clients.

Local government administering village services and departments: Police, Public Services, and Building & Zoning.

Limited automotive repair and maintenance by ministry-authorized mechanic.

Provides fire services and also houses administrative entity overseeing 2 fire stations.

In-person and virtual information group focusing on domestic violence. Topics covered include the dynamics of abuse, how to support a friend or family member affected by domestic violence/abuse, how to get legal support.

Services include pothole repairs, utility dig patching, grinding and paving of side streets, removing debris from roads, parkways and sidewalks.

Provides financial assistance for utilities for residents of Winfield and limited parts of Wheaton and West Chicago. By appointment only.

Individualized instructions include reading and writing the alphabet, numbers and punctuation; how to read elevator panels, calendars, phone numbers.

Offers inpatient mental health treatment including geriatric psychiatry, adult mental health, adolescent mental health including partial hospitalization, dual diagnosis and addiction services.

Medicare is our country's health insurance program for people age 65 or older. Certain people younger than age 65 can qualify for Medicare, too, including those with disabilities and those who have permanent kidney failure. The program helps with the cost of health care, but it does not cover all medical expenses or the cost of most long-term care.

A special hotline where an immigration lawyer or a Certified Legal Representative will be available to answer general questions about immigration.

Psychiatric services are offered to children, adults and families at their homes, offices, schools, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, hospitals and other human service agencies.

Nationwide hotline and online hotline for victims and survivors of sexual abuse and assault.

Free, one-to-one emotional support from a professionally trained volunteer mentor with similar lived experience to anyone impacted by breast cancer, anywhere, at any stage. All services are virtual (phone or online) and are available anytime from diagnosis, through treatment, and into survivorship for men and women.